# Reserve Listings

When creating a direct listing, you have the option to reserve the listing for a specific buyer. 

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When creating a listing, check the "Is Reserved" checkbox, then click, "Create Listing"

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Once the listing has been created, from the token page, click on "Reserve for Buyer" This can be done at any time after you create the listing

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Enter the buyer's address that you want to allow to buy the listing

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Once you have approved a buyer, all other users will see "Reserved for another buyer"; only the buyer you reserved the listing for will be able to purchase the token from that point.&#x20;


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